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Breakfast Brainfood!

Submitted by on August 30, 2011 – 9:52 am One Comment

By Tricia Curtis

is is the breakfast that will supply heaps of nutrients and keep your sugar levels balanced for much of the day. I have given this recipe to many of my patients who just didn’t know what to have for breakfast. Most of them now swear by it. It stops you craving junk food during the day. You simply don’t think about eating rubbish because your body has got what it needs, in the form of slow release energy. It is best to try to use organic ingredients. If it is the only organic food you eat, it is worth the little bit of extra cost to get the maximum benefit.

3 desertspoons whole rolled oats.

1 desertspoon dessicated coconut

1 desertspoon sunflower seeds

1 desertspoon pumpkin kernels

1 desertspoon raisins

1 desertspoon linseed powder

3 almonds

3 dried apricots

2 brazil nuts

Make it up each day so that you get the right amount of everything. I have jars set up in my pantry where I keep just these things, making it less of a hassle to prepare. Soaking it overnight is good too, making nutrients more available. I soak it in water and then add rice milk or raw organic cows milk just before eating. Sometimes I sprinkle spirulina and chlorella powder on top with a little yoghurt. I used to top with fresh fruit. Now I eat my fruit separately at least an hour away from grains as this seems to work better for my digestive system.

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The Organic Green Grocer.

Nelson’s busy organic shop – healthy food, happy people, great service, caring for the environment.  Corner Tasman & Grove Streets, Nelson.  Ph 03 548 3650.

www.organicgreengrocer.co.nz

My nephew who is at secondary school calls this his brain food, as he has noticed that when he has it on school days, he is much more alert and always makes sure he has it before exams! In the winter when I want a warm breakfast I just turn it into porridge.  Happy eating.


Tricia Curtis
+64 9 420 4121
tricia@naturallybytrisha.com

www.naturallybytrisha.com
P.O Box 251, Silverdale, Auckland, NZ

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  • Serena says:

    Mmm thatlooms so tasty, my brain food is two soft boiled eggs, if I start my day that way I can take on the world!

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